Sentence examples for specifically restricting from inspiring English sources

Some states have laws specifically restricting machine guns, but most don't.

Congress passed the first law specifically restricting or excluding immigrants on the basis of "race" and nationality in 1882.

Specifically, restricting to patients with p16 tumors, the frequency of TP53-mutations was 3.48-fold higher among smokers than non-smokers.

The proteoglycan agrin has been implicated in the polarized distribution of AQP4, specifically restricting OAPs to end-feet membranes (Warth et al., 2004; Noell et al., 2007, 2009).

In Europe, initiatives specifically restricting road development in natural areas and giving special attention to the protection of roadless and low-traffic areas have hardly been launched.

Our study too found similar beneficial effects of NIV on mortality, even while specifically restricting to pneumonia patients and including other forms of immunosuppression.

As for health, the American Medical Association has said there's not enough evidence to specifically restrict the use of corn syrup.

"China's filter is explicitly about discouraging access to and discussion of certain clearly political topics," he said, while Australia's filter would focus on specifically restricted material.

Louisiana's Constitution of 1812 specifically restricted the right to vote to white men who owned property.

But the decision on Wednesday was the first time in the case that the city has been specifically restricted from hiring new firefighters.

If they had power, Proposition 8 and the Defense of Marriage Act would never have passed, nor would the laws currently on the books in 39 states that specifically restrict marriage to opposite-sex couples.